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Gordon & Silber is a prominent defense litigation law firm uniquely positioned to deliver a wide range of legal services. Our trial results place us among the leading firms in New York City. In continuous operation since 1974, the firm's talents span the gamut from medical malpractice to toxic torts (asbestos, lead, mold), to automobile liability, premises liability, products liability, construction, insurance coverage, appellate and professional licensing/misconduct. Our clients enjoy the benefit of our tremendous array of resources, including more than 30 attorneys. Three of our senior partners have each been with the firm for more than 25 years. G&S is counsel to each of the major insurers of physicians in New York State and various hospitals throughout the New York metropolitan area. In addition to being panel counsel to several of the largest general liability insurers, G&S is also local counsel to numerous clients including the New York Yankees and Au Bon Pain and is exclusive New York counsel to the YMCA of Greater New York, Compass Group, USA, Inc., Restaurant Associates, Inc., Canteen Vending Services and Crothall Services Group. The firm regularly defends clients throughout New York, Kings (Brooklyn), Bronx, Queens, Richmond, Nassau, Suffolk, Westchester, Rockland, and Orange Counties. New York Office: |
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Gordon & Silber Obtains Summary Judgment for Anesthesiologist Alleged to have Insufficiently Anesthetized Patient — March 2008. Gordon & Silber Obtains Summary Judgment for Surgical Center on Grounds that the Decision to Perform Surgery was Properly Deferred to the Plaintiff's Private Treating Physician — December 2007. Gordon & Silber Obtains Defense Verdict for a Storefront Operator Against a Woman who Slipped on Ice — November 2007. Gordon & Silber Obtains Summary Judgment Dismissing Claims as to Dental Treatment, Based on Statute of Limitations – Court Rejects "Fraudulent Concealment" Claim by Plaintiff — November 2007. Gordon & Silber Obtains Defense Verdict for a Treating Psychiatrist and Hospital Alleged to have Prematurely Discharged Suicidal Patient Who Committed Suicide Four Days After Discharge — October 2007. |